yes they are allowed to remarry.
"Those who die and leave wives, their widows shall wait four months and ten days (before they remarry). Once they fulfill their interim, you commit no error by letting them do whatever righteous matters they wish to do. GOD is fully Cognizant of everything you do." (Quran 2:234)
Yes, a Muslim man can marry again even if he is married but subject to conditions and restrictions. It is subject to his former wife approval. He should be fair to all his wives without any discrimination. He may do so if his former wife is life sick and can't perform her marriage obligations. She may agree for her husband to marry a second wife rather than divorcing her.
Yes, he can to marry more than once to unlimited number of marriages but not having more 4 wives at a time. Having more than wife is subject to conditions and certain rules and that is why it is exception and not general rule.
Yes, But it rarely goes on.
Not unless you get divorced (or widowed) first.
Unlikely. Very unlikely. But if you're divorced, I don't suggest getting back together again (:
It depends, if you are a widow you have that benefit until you get married again.
A Muslim woman is not allowed to have more than one husband at one time. However, if divorced or became widow she is allowed to get married to another husband.A Muslim women, as all other women in the world, are not allowed to have two licit and/or legal husbands at a time. There are many reasons:This is against the woman natureA woman is not always available for intercourse sex due to menstruation and pregnancy.There would problems and difficulties in defining the child is belonging to whom of the two husbands.
No, it is not allowed; of course. This is not allowed not only per Islam religion but also per other God religions-Christianity and Judaism.A Muslim (or non Muslim) woman cann't marry more than one at one time for many reasons, among them are:It is against the nature of woman. In all religions, even before Islam, men (including prophets) married unlimited number of wives but never a wife is married to more than one man.It will be confusion when the woman brings a child as for to whom the child will be belonging as father.Woman has the monthly period (Menstruation) and the pregnancy period, this will not allow her to practice sex with more than one man.It is an Islamic honor to woman to have only one manHaving more than one man brings health problems to woman. This is not the case for the man.However, per Islam religion teachings; if the woman get divorced or became a widow then she can get licitly married again to a Muslim man.
He must have married (and divorced) her BEFORE he married the woman to whom he was married when he died. Once he has a widow, he can't marry anybody else - he is dead.
The same way she got married before she became a widow.
Legally, a widow is someone who has lost a partner that they were married to.
The antonym for the noun widow is wife or spouse. A widow is a widow as long as she remains unmarried; if she marries again, she is a wife and a spouse.
If they weren't very wealthy they be married off again. But if they had wealth they would just go on as a widow raising the manor
She was his widow and even though she had been remarried (and once again widowed) as long as she was not married at the time of her death she qualified to be buried with him.
He married a widow called Martha Dandridge Custis.
Yes, he was married with children. His widow has never remarried.
Just as a single or married woman should not date a married man neither should a widow. 'Widow' does not give a priviledge to break the rules. No, it is not wise to date a married man. Being a widow is lonely, but there is no future in dating a married man and most widows once over their grieving period want a future of sorts which may include divorced; widower; or single man to be in their lives or the widow may be happy just having her friends and her family around her. Be wise, stay away from married men.